Archive for the ‘adventure’ Category
the international language of camera.
my dear friend Rachel Sauer is one of the greatest and most genuine voices i’ve ever known. i find great joy in the fact that she has packed her wagon and scuttled to china for a bit to teach english and to learn a bit about the world.
she has an amazing blog that chronicles her adventures. every word is worth reading, but i’d suggest you start with this current post about how her camera bridged a gap between her and a train full of locals.
she is wonderful. this is proof.
Ami V. @ Cooper Hewitt
A glimpse at my roomie Ami’s exhibit done in partnership with The Nature Conservancy. (from the photoshelter blog.)
Photographers Teru Kuwayama and Lynsey Addario injured…
08:04 am CDT May 12, 2009
(K2Climb.net) Central Asia Institute’s founder Greg Mortenson shot over the following news Sunday:
“Teru Kuwayama, the NYC photographer who has helped Central Asia Institute (CAI) for several years, was in a near fatal accident on the road from Peshawar to Islamabad last Saturday evening,” Greg Mortenson reported. (story continued here)
and a much better more thorough story in PDN here.
and American Photo here.
Tea and Wallaby
Photojournalists talk about memorable on-the-job meals in the New Yorker.